What was confirmed today and what was not August 9, 1405 - Alleged attack on Kuwait, quiet night in Iran, drop in oil prices

Last night, for the first time in several days, no attack was reported inside Iran; But the scope of the war in the neighboring countries became wider. What could be confirmed based on sources outside Iran and what is not yet:

✅ Confirmed ▪️ Last night, neither Iranian media nor the US military reported an attack inside Iranian soil — a marked change from Wednesday night, when Centcom announced a "heavy wave" of attacks. Iran's army officially announced that it attacked the military infrastructure of Ahmed Al-Jaber Air Base in Kuwait with a drone and called it a response to the US attack on Qeshm Island. This announcement was published through Radio and Press TV. ▪️ Kuwait's military and official media have not confirmed such an attack so far. ▪️ Oil prices fell on Friday after a week of volatility: Brent decreased by 1.4% to around $88 and WTI reached around $82 by the same amount. ▪️ The US Treasury Department sanctioned Mahan Airlines; Several partner companies, mostly based in China, were also listed. ▪️ Egypt confirmed that the fire in Damietta port was caused by a drone attack. According to Ambrey Maritime Security Company, an American storage floating unit and a Greek oil tanker were targeted. Saudi Arabia announced the formation of a multinational maritime defense coalition.

❓ Unconfirmed ▪️ that the attack on Ahmad Al-Jaber base was really carried out and how much damage it caused. Neither Washington nor Kuwait have commented. ▪️ The actual situation of ships traffic in the Strait of Hormuz. Reports are conflicting and no independent data has been published to show the current situation. ▪️ The killing of a couple and their child in a house in Qeshm Island. This report is quoted from Iran's state media and has not been independently verified. ▪️ Accurate statistics of casualties on both sides. ▪️ Responsibility for the drone attack on Damietta port; So far, no party has undertaken it. ▪️ Reports about the stoppage of Saudi Arabia's Jazan refinery.

⛔️ Denied ▪️ Iran's Ministry of Foreign Affairs denied Tehran's involvement in the Damietta port incident.

📌 Sources of this report: CNN, Al Jazeera, US Department of Treasury, CENTCOM, Ambrey Iran Pulse 24 only reports based on sources outside Iran. Any unconfirmed items will be updated in this column once approved or rejected.